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6 Ye Must Be Bom Again’
By TERHY JONES -
If an unsaved person came
to you and asked you how to
enter the kingdom of Heaven,
R what would your answer be?'
There are too many people in
our world today who carry the
name of Christian who would
simply say, “turn over a new
leaf, or live a better life by go
ing to church regularly.” These
false doctrines are literally send
ing unnumbered souls into an
eternity of torment daily. Sa
tan is doing a splendid job of
enticing mankind into the
flames of Hell. How is he do
ing it? He’s using people who
claim to be Christians who
couldn’t give God’£ plan of sal
vation if their life depended on
it, he’s using even some so-call
fed preachers, he’s stirring in the
middle of many religious de
nominations. What is the out
come of all tjiis? Many people
,are becoming mixed up. Many
are kicking religion aside with
the idea that they are doomed
for Hell anyway, so what’s the
use. These are the outcome of
all the false beliefs or false doc
trines that infest our world.
I think we can become
straightened out if we turn to
the truth, and the truth comes
frdrh but one source*—the Holy
Bible, and from the words of i
the Bible’s favorite character,!
the Son of God, Jesus Christ. J
Jesus told Nicodemus straight!
stuff, He didn’t butter it up.i
Jesus looked at Nicodemus andi
said, “Ye must be born again.”!
Jesus didn’t say we should be!
SOU CONSERVATION NEWS
By JAMES H. GRIFFIN, Soil Conservationist
District Fish Fry i
Chowan County was well rep
resented at the district fish fry
held at Camp l?erry in Perquim
ans County, Saturday, Septem
ber 9. The fish fry was spon
sored by the Albemarle Dis
trict Supervisors as • a fund
raising project for the district
and over 250 people were on
hand to share the fun and the
fish.
Farmer-Businessman Tour
The Edenton Chamber of
/' Commerce Agricultural and
Merchants Committees are spon
soring a Farmer-Businessman'
j Tour Thursday afternoon, Sep-j
V tember 14, beginning at 1:30
P. M., at the Joseph Hewes Ho- 1
tel. You are also invited to'
join the tour at any stop along'
the way. Schedule includes
visits to the following farms:,
L. N. Hollowell; William Hare;
Eugene Jordan; Sidney Hoffler,
Sunbury; R. C. Holland, Cham
bers Ferry, and Tom Francis. |
After the tour the group will'
attend the annual dinner meet
ing, of the Chowan County Farm
at 6:30 P. M., at the'
Edenton armory. B. C. Mangum,|
president of the Farm Bureau,'
is speaker for the occasion.
Watershed News
Bids on the Burnt Mill Creek
watershed project will be open-'
ed Thursday, September 14, at^
Bookmobile Schedule
Following is the . bookmobile
schedule for Chowan County:
Sept. 21—Mrs. Brabble, 9-9:15;
Mrs. Henry Jordan, 9:20-9:30;
Mrs. Wood, 9:40-10; Mrs. Jethro,
10:10-10:20; Mrs. Ross Inglis,
10:30-10:45; Mrs. Overton, 10:55-
11:15 Mrs. Tom Brabble, 11:15-1
11:35; Mrs. Brabble, 11:40-12;.
Mrs. Nixon, 12:10-12:25; Alex-1
i ander Store, 12:30-12:45; Mrs.
Spruill, 12:55-1:05.
Cotton Estimated 1
At 285,000 Bales
Cotton production in North
Carolina is estimated at 285,000
bales of 500 pounds gross weight
by the North Carolina Crop Re-,
porting Service. The Septem
ber 1 forecast is 10,000 bales
above the August 1 estimate and
compares with 232,000 bales pro
duced last year and the 10-year
41960-59) average production of
362,000 bales.
If the September 1 forecast
materializes, a crop of this size
Would be 53,000 bales or 22.8
percent above 1960 production
but 21.3 percent below the 10-
year average production.
The September 1 State aver
se yield of lint per acre is
estimates at 338 pounds. This*
* is 44 pounds above the average
V fob, last/year and is Only two
f pounds than the ( 10-yew
average. -
, Alas! regardless of their doom,
little victims play!
Jk> sense have they of ills to
■ * “coaae
born again, He said **Ye must
be born . again.” (John 3).
Just what did the Son of God
mean by these stirring words?
Jesus went on to explain in the
third chapter of the gospel of
John, that He (Jesus) must be
believed on to inherit eternal
life. Surely, you, as you read
this column must believe in
Jesus, but the believeth Jesus
was speaking of means to be
lieve on Him as your personal
saviour from sin. This doesn’t
mean to merely let the thought
pass through your mind, but to
believe in Jesus so much that
you actually trust and rely on
Him as your saviour from sin.
and damnation. Once you have|
allowed Jesus into your life youj
will automatically be “born!
again”. Not just to make a few*
resolutions but truly to be born*
into the kingdom of God for
ever. When you have trusted
Jesus as your personal saviour
you will be a new born baby
growing and striving to seek
the will of God in your life.
I dare you to ask yourself
the question at this moment,
“Have I been bom again, or am
I trusting in my own beliefs
about my salvation.” Remem
ber the words of Jesus in John
14, “I am the way, the truth,
I and the life: no man cometh
j unto the Father, but by me."
1 Won’t you give your heari and
! life to Jesus —now, do this and
I you will be a new born child
!of God —today. i
2:00 P. M., at the Perquimans
County Court House. Work is
expected to begin on this pro
ject within fifteen days.
The Pollock Swamp watershed*
project has been approved by
the sponsors, County Commis
sioners, Soil Conservation Dis
trict and Drainage Commission-
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THE Oho WAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSO AY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1981.
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ers. <R. M. DaHey, State Con-1 ;
servationist of the Soil Conser-'
vatibn Service, is expected to :
sign the agreement today and
put the project in operation this
week. |
Reminder
District cooperators who need
assistance with their conserva
tion farm plans are asked to
stop by the work unit office ,
«nd make an appointment as
soon as possible. The two wa
tershed projects, Burnt Mill
Creek and Pollock Swamp, will
consume a considerable amount ,
of time so it is urgent that you,
make your appointment now so,]
we may schedule time accord
ingly.
Returns To College
Clyde R. Bogle, student
trainee of the Soil Conservation
Service, has returned to Raleigh
to resume his studies at N. C.l
State College. Mr. Bogle has
been training in the Chowan
Work Unit since June.
I .
Roundup Program j
Started By Scouts
I :
With the starting of school the '
Boy Scouts of the Tidewater
Council in Chowan County are
SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE AND PRICE CHANGE W
200 shares American Sterililzer Company—common @ 36.50
800 shares Georgia International Life Ins. Co.—common (ab 7.13
300 shares A. F. Green Fire Brick Company—common @ 26.25
250 shares New Britain Machine Company—common @ 20.75
1,000 shares Piedmont Aviation, Inc.—/‘omnion @ 4,25
500 shares Superior Cable Corporation—common @ 6.13
150 shares Towmotor Corporation—common (a) 33,00
(For Confirmation Call Local Representative)
CAROLINA SECURITIES
CORPORATION
INSURANCE BLDG. - RALEIGH, N. C. - PHONE TE 2-3711
Charlotte, N. C New York. N. Y.
Members Midwest Stock Exchange
Represented in this area by:
DAVID M. WARDEN Phone 2466 Edenton
getting their fall activities roll
ing with the Roundup Prqgram
in the Albemarle and Coastal
Districts.
Each Scout, Cub and Explorer
that recruits one new addition
al boy will receive the District
Commissioner Award Emblem.
The emblem is to be worn on
the right pocket and will be
composed of three colors. The
Scoutmasters, Cubmasters and
Explorer advisors will receive
the awards as soon as they reg
ister the new boys at the head
quarters.
Parents having boys joining
the Boy Scouts will be able to
get their son’s uniform by se
curing a note from the boy’s
leader and taking it to the lo
cal Scout Distributor, Fucker &
Sheeley in Elizabeth City.
The Boy Scouts of the Tide
water Council have their pro
gram divided into three parts,
Cubs, ages 8-10; Scouts, ages
11-13; Explorers, ages 14 and in
the 9th grade to 18.
Raymond Collier, Albemarle
District Commissioner, and Jo
seph Davis, Coastal . District
Commissioner, announce that
each county is expected to hold
its own rally by their own dis-
Itrict. j
The programs of the Boy j
Scouts of America in Chowan!
County are sponsored by the j
| following: Edenton Rotary Club,|,
‘ Edenton Lions Club, Edenton j
High School, Rocky Hock Bap-|
tist Church, Center Hill Home-
Demonstration Club, White Oak|
Consolidated School PTA and'
St. John’s Baptist Church, ac
cording to Gene Trautwein, Dis
trict Scout Executive for Cho- <
wan County.
New Books At
Local Library
Some of the new books re
cently received at Shepard-Pru
den Memorial Library are: ,
The Radio Amateur’s Hand
book published by the Ameri
can Radio Relay League.
Lanterns and Lances by Thur
ber.
The Story of Ben-Gurion,
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Timer & Oven Floodlight Budget priced at only
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Outlet Keyboard Controls AC j.
• 3000-watf extra high speed surface unit, ■■ lekaß •t/ W« l.
plus 2050, 1600 and 1250 watt units..
Quinn Furniture Company
OF EDENTON, INC.
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I Builder as Israel by Robert St.
; John.
Russians As People, a pene
j trating analysis of the contem
porary i Russian character and
j scene by Wright W. Miller.
| Everyday Life in Prehistc j
! Times by C. H. B. and M. Quen-
Jnell.
i The Moonstone by Wilkie
Collins, with illustrations of the
author and the setting of the
book.
Twenty Years After by Alex
ander Dumas, with illustrations
from drawings by contemporary
French artists. Introduction and I
anecdotal captions by Basil Dav-j
enport.
The First Book of Mythical j
Beasts by Helen Jacobson.
Easy Books
I Want to >be An Orange
Grower by Carla Greene.
Cowboy and His Friend by
Joan Walsh Anglund.
RELIEVED OF TAX
Chows* County Commission
ers at their meeting Friday
morning agreed to relieve Ed;
Bond Post of the American Le
gion of the county amusement
tax for the midway at the Cho
wan County Fair. The fair will
be held the week of October .2
with the George Clyde Smith
Shows on the midway.
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Earnings limited only by personal initiative. Rapid ad- J
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with room at the top. j
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For a personal interview write to \
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Economy Home Builders, Inc. j
P. O. BOX 190. ELIZABETH CITY. N. C. !
Call 4815 or come by our oa.ee at 312 S. McMorrine Street f
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PAGE SEVEN
! ! BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chappell
: .announce the birth of an 8-lb.
9-oz. son, Ralph, Jr., born Fri
: day, September 8, at .Chowan
: Hospital.
j TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED